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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1906
Page
6
A city youth on his first stroll at a busy summer resort pavilion mislabels the chautauqua event as vaudeville. He asks a nearby young woman for correction after a lengthy journey to BER and returns to the crowd with the right word.
William Cotton Oswell, friend of Livingstone, treks at dusk to track a wounded quagga. A bear, a lion's roar, and a night of cold and fear test his nerve as he descends a tree to safety. His Hottentot caravan meets him with relief and jest as the camp celebrates his return.
A man willed his estate to monks under a condition tied to a return from abroad. The monks kept most of the estate, and a young nun advised suing. A bareknight directed the suit which the court favored, framing the widow’s claim around the monks’ chosen portion as the decisive share.
Incomplete dialogue touches on marriage, money matters, and travel humor. Snippets include discussion of June beer plans, a sour exchange, and brief references to an Arctic voyage. A Philadelphia Ledger quip about marriage age contrasts tolerance for children with age, ending with a proverb-like line.
Maryland physician Dr. G. M. Fisher reports cure of his eczema using Cuticura Resolvent and Cuticura Soap. He, a practicing physician of sixteen years, endorses the remedies as meriting merit and authorizes publication of his letter from Pool, Md, May 24. 719405. The piece includes a light unrelated dialogue about courting and marriage.
An advertisement notes $2.00 to Chicago and return on August 4 via Nickel Plate Road with additional train No.5 leaves Ft Wayne. Information available from C. O. A. Melin, Ty PLA, Fort Wayne Indiana. Also includes a humorous anecdote about a Morocco souvenir cup with Arabic inscription.
Co C Hayden of Albert Lest Minin recounts back pain and kidney weakness from which he found relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He says morning mobility returned and pain vanished with no relapse. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The fragment describes Aunt Clarissa proposing a peculiar device that uses three handkerchiefs with a woman named Viavet observing. The note hints at her businesslike, calculating nature and a plan involving heart interest places. The item reads as a curious, period voice commentary.
In Minneapolis Minnesota a brief notice lists low rates via the Nickels Plate Road for certain trains and dates. For full information and extension of limit apply to agent or address provided.
The text touts Gee's Sons of Atlanta as the world’s only successful dropsy specialists. An absurd medical boast urges readers to view an advertisement in another column for their universal cure offer.
The woman suspects a recurring visitor, asking if he is the man from weeks past or ill. The man, Tuffolk Kantt, confirms he is the same person but injured after falling off a pier into the lake that morning, changing his appearance and fortunes.
Announced special train Aug 4 from Bellevue with nickel plate service to Chicago. Tickets also for train No 5 leaving Bellevue at 1 P.M. Aug 4. Good return Aug 6. Contact agent C. A. Melin T.R.A., Ft Wayne, Indiana for details.
Ciara questions a new lover's claim of love after two days. Maude suspects the rapid affection may be the motive behind the confession.
Advertisement offers a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease powder to soothe tired swollen feet and help with corns and bunions. Mentions area delivery in Le Roy and New York, with availability at druggists and shoe stores.
A fragmented scene recalls a mother and daughter discussing a recalled prayer for a brown collie and a brass collar and chain, highlighting a wistful exchange between child and parent about a desired dog accessory.
Nickel Plate Road excursion on August 20 with stop overs at Chautauqua Lake and side trips to Thousand Islands, Toronto, and Montreal. Full agent information: C A Melin, T PLA, Ft Wayne, Tad. cHayy.
In a brief dialogue from the Haltimore Sun, Gunner and Guyer discuss a man described as saintly who was found lying on his back in the road during a breakdown repair under an automobile. The exchange hints at appearances versus reality and temperance assumptions.
A garbled collection references Chicago tunnels Russia peasants and a mention of Fort Wayne plus a stray note on a stamp and child topics. The text mixes unrelated fragments without a coherent event or person.
A Cincinnati woman testifies Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her nine months of female trouble with pain, nervousness, and headaches after five bottles. The letter endorses the product as a splendid female tonic and notes relief of painful periods and other symptoms of female weakness.
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